Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-10

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''', HEST II. PRINTING co.
Tgg river mruers' strike has beeu set
tied
ppoHIFrrIox yesterday passed the Penn
sylyauia House.
Tux Cambridge street car line of Boston
will be tied up.
FIFTEEN hundred silk dyers have struck
+, Patterson, y. J.
THE Western Nail Association yesterday
,5,,prei the card to S2.7O.
Tgy rivers are on rampage in Miehl-
,-,p Much damage has been done.
Tgg senators paid a tribute to the mem
nry Of the late General Logan yesterday.
,rone o'clock this morning the river
,,,. tbirty-one feet one inch and rising
,h,ur m inch an hour.
r,rg Houses of the Nevada Legislature
Yesterday adopted resolutions disfranchiS-
irs NormOnS in Nevada.
Macy BAKER, a White county, Ind,
invalid. his completed her lO5th day OF
,,,,l abstinence from food or drink.
THE DEBATE on the House bill concern
I'M, duties rower etc, of the State Board
ofUra.th is interesting 10 physicians.
The interesting testimony brought out
IN the Grst days investigation OF the man
,grm,n, Of the Penitentiary at Mounds
vile. +, gwen in this mornings REG-
I,TEE.
HENRY prNHAN. Of TippecanOe town
shin. IuI.. cut his two year old girls
throat. attempted to murder his wife and
committed suicide. His body was found
lli,a',u hy ho-s.
KrvrrgEY vics with Paris in horrible
aoveltirS. Tue corpse Of murdered man
hlfdeyoured by dogs has been found con
,r.lrl IN IN, carcass Of dead horse in
Drrrue county of that State.
TIr honored. respected and trusted
rrrk Of the Toston Municipal Criminal
Coar, /, Sort in his accounts. He was 80
much h,uorel and respected that no one
e,vr though of loo&ing at his books,
TIE President in an interview with tine
House For, i'm A0airs Committee on the
rrlllatory Jill. impressed upon the com
m.ues the necessity of being definite and
decisive in their legislation on the subject
The Western National Eank was organ
iz-i IN New York Yesterday by the elec-
ton ot >ecr,tary MANNING ~ President,
United states Treasurer JORDAN As Vice
President. aud F. ELhNEESHORS as
cashier
NE. PuwpEELY. in a letter just made
public, rtprOyrs the Anarchist sympa-
t1,zrrs among the Chicago Knights. As
individuals, he says, they may do what
they p,et~c but they must not commit
tie unlrr
IHE Italian Ministers have resigned.
Prime Minister DE PEErIS, IN his an
uouuyrment Of the crlsiS in the Chambers,
sad the uncertain standing of the Cabinet
H Parliament hid brought about the
step The resignation has caused serious
complications.
OBJ Charlr>tonman interviewed Senator
t'NuEN ye,tcrda, ON the subject OF the
altEcau,a, mems ch,rgcS against him aud
'5y Interview is given in the dispatches
'"u tie Capital other Democrats, also,
"rre interviewed and their remarks are
It>rutri verbatim.
/. comes through Col LAMONT that the
President will Not appoint the Railroad
Commissioners for a week OF ten days
vet There are already three hundred ap-
P.'"A'louS Tor the places. The President,
though Solici,cd to do 80, will give no in,
d,atons Is 10 his intentions.
FREIGHT is moving a. usual in New
io'> and steamboat and railroad pirr
Manager, claim that business is As good as
t-i'Te tn strike. Steamers leave at the
advertised tine and the Jam Of freight ne
longer exists This furnishes had ont
'o'N ior the strikers. The Commercial. Id
tr.'r,rT ~4vg tb-,- ,.l,,,:t tka;r G,;I,rD